The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-16
The Thunderer on ParReilism and Crime

ne LOnuOH llffleS pubiiSieS ftIlotlcI
stallment OF its "Parnellism and Crime
articles. Oppositeits leader page it prints
n fac simile of the tenth page OF the Irish
World OF New York, OF Feb. 16, 1884, and
also the greater portion OF Patrick Ford s
address published in the same issue. The
publications are accompanied by an ex-
blanatory article describing the various
tunds mentioned and the fate OF the men
connected Herewith. In an editorial on
the subject the Times says:
THE whole conspiracy, whether carried
on by mealy-mouthed gentlemen who sit
at London dinner tables, or by fends who
organize arson and murder, is one and in
Invisible. 1t Is paid out OF the same purse.
worked by the same men, directed to the
same ends, and inspired by one unive
hatred of England and q determination to
bring about, ii possble,a complete separa-
ton between England and Ireland. Wheth-
er the money goes to support the Glad
stonians in parliament, or to equip despe-
tadoes for the committal OF outrages in
English towns, is mere matter OF tactics.
When even we find the constitutionalagi-
tators with the mask laid aside, as in the
rase OF Mr.. Davitt, OF Body Ike, we find that
their language, sentiments and aims are
identical with those OF the ruffians by
whose support they live, and whom they
in parliament pretend to be ignorant Of
Pensions issued: Minnesota-Serena
mother OF s. Coggswell, Minneapolis. Orig
inal, P. Thul, Marystown; L. Stumps, Me.
dina; G. Y. Kinney, Manot; E. B. Carpen-
ter, Princeton. Increase, j. II. Jones, Le-
Roy; S. r. Atkins, Woodstock; Fl. l..
r. Johnson, Black River Falls; NJ. Black
lord, Milwaukee; I'll. Barker, Waukon. In
creased, f. Messing, Packwaukee; T. May
tum, Mansion; w. T. King Grand Rapids.
Dakota-Minors OF P. NOLAN, Bismarck;
Nettie, widow OF c. T. Hall, Washington
Springs. Original j. NJ. Pierce, Silver Lake;
j. Ford Bristol. Increase, NJ. Mckenzie,
Woonsocket.
Tommy Warren deposited $3.50 in ac-
ceptanee OF Isaac Weir's challenge for the
international feather weight champions
ship for $1,000 to $4,000 side. The
match to take place in the west.
A certificate OF consolidation was re.
rorded at the Office of secretary of state
by the officers OF the New York, Wheeling &
st. Louis and Chicago Railway Company
of Ohio, and the New York, Wheeling & st.
Louis and Chicago Railway Company oil
Illinois, for the purpose OF forming one
corporation for the operation OF rail
road from Wheeling, w. Va to East ST.
Louis, H., and from Lancaster, Ohio, to
Fort Wayne, Ind, under the name OF New
York, Wheeling St. Louis & Chicago Rail
way company. The capital stock is to be
SD, 900, 900,
The synod of the Reformed Presby terrain
church in session in New York adopted
these resolutions: Declaring secret socie-
ties, OF which secresy is an essential char
acteristic, to be immoral, selfish and un.
,v,1 ell nj, t<,f hao
science Of their members. Many OF shem
are Cliristless, yet counterfeit the worship
OF the church and obstruct her work. The
members OF such societies ought not to be
admitted to the church and membership
The synod enjoins the courts OF this church
to refuse church privileges to members Of
all secret orders, and to exclude from
church membership members OF such socie
ties" In the debate which preceded the
adoption OF the resolutions Free Masonry
was bitterly denounced.
National bank at Springfield, Mass, was
stricken with apoplexy and may not re
cover. He is 76 years old.
AT GAINESVILLE, O., the Black Diamond
Manufacturing Company 3 works were de
stroyed by lightning. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $1,000.
Gen. Armstrong, the well known super
intendent OF the Hampton school, in hi
last report, freely admits radical chang
OF his own views with respect to fedora
aid to education in the southern states
He says such aid is not needed, becaus,
the states are fully able to educate
the negroes, and are doing it more and
more each year.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders o
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma
ha company was held in Hudson, Wis
All the directors were reelected except w
d. Washburn and John d. Howe, who ar,
succeeded by David P. Kimball OF Boston
and J. A. Humbird OF Hudson. All ths
old officers were reelected, and the direc
tors declared dividend OF per cent.
Martin Culver, an insane patient o
the county asylum at Chicago, killed I. v
Feerison, another insane patient, in
quarrel.
The recent supreme court decision tina
state cannot tax the receipts OF trans
portation company derived from good
or passengers passing into, out OF, o
through it's territory is Of consequences i
Pennsylvania, since sac, 900, 900 Of reve
nue. from corporations has just beer los
81 trick or accident, and this decisio'